Sight
You use these two parts of your face to see colors, shapes, and books.
What are your eyes?
You use these parts on the sides of your head to listen to music and stories.
What are your ears?
This sits right in the middle of your face and sniffs fresh cookies or flowers.
What is your nose?
This pink part inside your mouth helps you taste ice cream and fruit.
What is your tongue?
You use these parts at the end of your arms to hug a teddy bear or feel a soft blanket.
What are your hands?
You need to turn this on in a dark room so your eyes can see.
What is the light?
A fire truck makes a loud version of this sound to tell cars to move over.
What is a siren?
Something taking a bath with soap smells good, but trash left in the sun smells like this.
What is smell bad (or stinky/yucky)?
Candy, cupcakes, and apples all have this kind of sweet taste.
What is sweet?
An ice cube feels very cold, but a cup of hot chocolate feels like this.
What is warm (or hot)?
You wear these on your face if your eyes need help seeing clearly.
What are glasses (or sunglasses)?
You do this with a quiet voice in the library so you don't disturb others.
What is whisper?
You do this big breath in through your nose to smell a sweet flower.
What is a sniff?
A lemon tastes like this word, which makes your mouth pucker up!
What is sour?
A cotton ball feels soft, but a rock or a wooden block feels like this.
What is hard?
This is what you close over your eyes when you sleep or blink.
What are your eyelids?
Animals like dogs: bark, cats: meow, and cows make this sound.
What is moo?
This black-and-white animal squirts a very stinky smell if it gets scared.
What is a skunk?
Pretzels and potato chips have a lot of this white mineral sprinkled on them to give them flavor.
What is salty?
Tree bark and sandpaper feel rough, but a glass window feels like this.
What is smooth?
This colorful part of a rainbow is something you can only use this sense to experience.
What is sight?
When there is no sound at all and everything is completely quiet, we call it this.
What is silence?
When you have a cold and your nose is stuffed up, it is hard to use this sense.
What is smell?
If you hold your nose while eating, food loses most of its flavor because smell and taste do this.
What is work together?
This covers your whole body from head to toe and lets you feel touch everywhere, not just on your hands.
What is your skin?